Fix inconsistent use of LIB_DIR in Makefile #69
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In the Makefile, LIB_DIR was not consistently used, and instead "lib" was specified. This broke any attempt to redirect installation, such as when RPM packaging with rpmbuild, and was not the correct dir for systems that use "lib64" such as most RHEL (and downstream) amd64 arch systems.
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In the Makefile, LIB_DIR was not consistently used, and instead "lib" was specified. This broke any attempt to redirect installation, such as when RPM packaging with rpmbuild, and was not the correct dir for systems that use "lib64" such as most RHEL (and downstream) amd64 arch systems.